Examining the association between exposure to various screen time sedentary behaviours and cannabis use among youth in the COMPASS study
Background: Canadian youth are among the top users of cannabis globally. The Canadian federal government identified protecting youth from cannabis-related harms as a key public health objective aligned with the legalization and strict regulation of cannabis. While there are well-established associat...
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Main Authors: | Amanda Doggett (Author), Wei Qian (Author), Katelyn Godin (Author), Margaret De Groh (Author), Scott T. Leatherdale (Author) |
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2019-12-01T00:00:00Z.
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